<p>It's February, which means Ricoh is right on schedule when it comes to introducing the new 'rugged' cameras in the Pentax WG line except they're not called Pentax anymore. For the first time since acquiring the brand, Ricoh has dropped the Pentax name from these cameras entirely by introducing the updated Ricoh WG-4, WG-4 GPS and WG-20.</p><p>Truth be told, other than the re-badge, there's not all that much difference between these models and the WG-3/WG-3 GPS and WG-10 announced last year, but we'll go ahead and go over the specs for those interested in adding a tough camera to their collection.Ricoh WG-4 and WG-4 GPS</p><p>Obviously, other than GPS functionality and the front facing LCD/higher price that this functionality entails, the two WG-4 models are identical.</p><p>The camera sports the same 1/2.3-inch 16-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor (with sensor-shift stabilization), 4x optical zoom (25-100mm equivalent) lens and 'tough specs' dustproof, waterproof to 45 feet, shockproof from 6.6 feet, freezeproof down to 14F and crushproof up to 220 foot-pounds of force as the WG-3 before it.</p><p><a href="http://petapixel.com/2014/02/06/ricoh-introduces-two-new-rugged-cameras-drops-pentax-name-entirely/">Keep reading...</a></p>